It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice!

What a goal! Declan Rice!

We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League

1-0. He's cutting side. Saka! Sublime's finish. He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0.

Unbelievable. How do you celebrate the heroes that represent Arsenal brilliantly? You talk to some of the ones that never step on the pitch. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Mike Smith. You got her a little bit of a stumble there, but hello, everybody. We're going to talk about some Arsenal heroes that never step on the pitch. Well, step on the pitch, but, you know, not for Arsenal wearing the kit playing in the games. they've been on pitches and some of them are quite good at football.

But we're going to talk to Freddie Hudson and Drew Tyler today.

And they are immense heroes representing the Arsenal badge.

These are people that do great work in the North London community and do great work in Zattery camp.

Freddie has been associated with the club for decades, working at the hub, working with

Arsenal in the community, a trustee of the Arsenal Foundation, someone who's been

absolutely essential to the work being done, Zattery camp, Drew Tyler, who works with the

CDP coaches, who has been to the camp himself, is also going to speak to you today.

So two really important interviews that I think you'll love, and I hope you'll take the time to listen to, just give you pride in the badge, pride in the people who don't always get the credit they deserve at Arsenal Football Club, but are a big part of why the badge means more than just what happens on the pitch. if you give you have a chance to win tickets to the Fulham game in a VIP box,

you will have chance to win tickets to a Champions League semifinal should we qualify.

So a lot on the line if you give you have a chance to win,

but more importantly, if you give you have the chance to help children who need it.

I cannot emphasize this enough.

The programs in the camp that supported children

have almost entirely fallen by the wayside and the Arsenal Foundation remains in Zattery camp

with the coaching for life program, helping young people there, develop the skills they need to

avoid the pitfalls of life in that camp and grow into successful adults who can someday now return to their nation,

be part of rebuilding Syria, and be part of a virtuous circle that helps all of this start over

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